Jason Priestley: Shannen Doherty has 'always been a fighter' as she battles cancer

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Jason Priestley says his TV twin sister Shannen Doherty is a “fighter” amid her battle with terminal breast cancer.The actor was asked about his Beverly Hills, 90210 and BH90210 co-star, who revealed earlier this year that her cancer had returned — and progressed to stage 4 terminal cancer.“Last time I heard from her she was in pretty good spirits,” said Priestley, who revealed that he reaches out to Doherty “every few months just to check in on her and say hi.”He continued, “Shannen’s a real tough girl. Shannen’s a fighter, and she’s always been a fighter.

Jason Priestley gave a health update on longtime pal and former costar Shannen Doherty amid her battle with stage IV breast cancer.“Last time I heard from her, she was in pretty good spirits,” Priestley, 51, said on the Tuesday, September 22, episode of Australia’s Studio 10.The actors, who have been friends for more than 30 years, having played twins Brandon and Brenda Walsh on Beverly Hills, 90210, which ran from 1990 to 2000, still keep in touch.“I reach out to Shannen every few months, just to check in on her and say hi,” the Private Eyes star explained.Priestley, who reconnected with Doherty, 49, onscreen for BH90210 in 2019, revealed that the actress is strong.“Shannen’s a real tough girl,” he said.

Jason Priestley is opening up about Shannen Doherty‘s health.

These cast members are sticking together and supporting one another in a trying time. Jason Priestley appeared on Australia’s Studio 10 on the morning of Tuesday, September 22, and shared with co-host Angela Bishop the latest update on Shannen Doherty‘s battle with stage four breast cancer. “I reach out to Shannen every few months, just to check in on her and say hi,” Jason, who co-starred with Shannen on Beverly Hills, 90210 from 1990 until her exit in 1994, told the correspondent.

Shannen Doherty's "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Jason Priestley has provided an update on the actress as she continues to battle breast cancer. Priestley, who was dubbed a teenage heartthrob for his role as Brandon Walsh in the 1990s teenage drama, appeared on Australia's Studio 10 on Tuesday where he was asked about how the actress is feeling.

Jason Priestley is pulling for Shannen Doherty.

ABC's Good Morning America at the time: “It's going to come out in a matter of days or a week that I'm stage four, so my cancer came back, and that's why I'm here.“I don't think I've processed it.

BEVERLY Hills 90210 actor Jason Priestley has vowed former co-star Shannen Doherty will "continue to fight as hard as she can" in her battle with breast cancer. The actress revealed her condition was terminal in February, and broke down in tears as she admitted her fate was a "bitter pill to swallow" after being in remission for a number of years.

Studio 10’s Angela Bishop and mentioned how he has been making sure he’s kept in touch with his Beverly Hills buddy.Jason said that the last time they spoke she was in ‘pretty good spirits’ and that she was a ‘fighter.’He said: ‘Shannen is a real tough girl. Shannen’s a fighter, and she’s always been a fighter, and I know she’ll continue to fight as hard as she can.’Shannen has never shied away from sharing her cancer journey and when she revealed her current diagnosis, she spoke to ABC’s Good Morning America about it and how it was a ‘bitter pill to swallow’ for her.Jason also chatted about his daughter Ava who recently turned 13 years old.He gushed: ‘Listen Ava’s a really good kid.

Beverly Hills 90210 star Jason Priestley said his former co-star Shannen Doherty was fighting hard in her battle against cancer.

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